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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-11-19

DIsAPPoINTMENTS AND SHORT RATIoNs
The election has been over for ten days and
thereare many voterswho are now beginning
torealize the bollo~ness of election promises.
and TO brood over their disappointed hopes.
Il is dswning on many, too, that Alexandria
is not the State of Virginia, and that though
this city will have for the first time in many
wears a republican representative 10 the
legislature, his vote will not be necessary to
decide momentous questions, nor will he be
consulted in the distribution of public pc
tronage Daring the recent canvass it was
said that promiscuous promises were being
made to induce soverelgus to vote against
the democratic ticket, but not till alter The
cleci5n were the numbers and absurGity Of
these promises known. 1t has since been
learned that moro voters in the city were
promised places as guards at the State penl'
Tertiary han there are prisoners IL that instl-
tuition that police commission would be
appointed for this city and new policemen
chosen from among the recruits that
numbers y no would vote right" would be
given places in the different departments in
Richmoud that the Alexandria gunners
if thsy were anti democrats, would be al
lowed to shoot and capture game when and
how they chose, while all others would be
excluded from the privilege oil nrlng gun
that the faithful" Alexandria fishermen
could cast their nets at any and all
times, and in such manner as suited
them, while their competitors were to
be driven from the river, &c, &c.
These and other similar promises were
made, and now that republican has
been elected from this city and it has become
apparent that when he goes to Richmond be
will flock by himself and will be unable to
deliver the goods, many who were caught
by the fright allurements held cut TO them
unite with Puck 10 sBying "What fools these
mortals ben One instance of the many dis
appointments is worth mentioning. a day
or so before the election two young men who
were taking an active part in the canvass to
down the democrats" were accosted by a
friend, though political opponent, who
asked what itey were doing. They replied
that tnry hAd gone into politics and intend
ed making vipg out of it. The same
two, lookup decidedly crestiallen, were
seen b. their friend day or two after the
election, when the latter said, "You fellows
who are making living out of politics are
on ID short rations now, amt YOU? but
the onls answer hegot was sickly smile.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-11-19

There is talk of establishing a tely-ho
line between Washington and Mount Yer
non
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-11-19
EvR. n. Lucas. Anotioncer.

November 4, 1887. III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-14

-. en,irs absence of ordsrs several eminent BANKERS"
members Of the Exehapge dsoounters OF dsastsrs who
navns no stocks In spsadd condition to buy whas
they already have sold market could be created suit
abls TO their desresthess leading capitalists walked
around the board shaking their heads and oppor
tunity offered marked prices OF 48ia per
oens at tho least possible expense of ammuni-
ton. Tho point Is that they gained no
following that they sold at the lowest prices OF tho day.
and that when orders to buy did appear prices rapidly
recovered the bankers" conspicuous only
in their absence the time of the demand With trans
amounting only 189444 shares 1t 10 not neces
sary to say that tho demand Of spasmodic char
The fact prices, on so small amovement
generally show gains both on last evenings Closing
and this MORNINGS opening figures demonstrates that
the demand greater than the supply from both real
izing and 4" short sellers
II is true that there is little speculation In the stock
market at present and also that the majority Of that lit
tie the short" side has beer for four mouths
Besides the local operators, Chicago and Philadelphia
are and have BEEN enlisted that SIDE Every item OF
Of discouragng character has been magned into
q threatening disaster. The daily persistent mis-
representations OF Treasury receipts and pay
ments. showing large accumulations Of money no
longer can credited ignorance Of Treasury methods
and reports They wful perversion OF facts In
tended influence the stock markets and to frghten
bank officers Chicago contributed its usual quota OF
bearish reports, and what lacking in news ABOUT
strikes In the anthracite coal nelds was iursneu w
the ideas OF local Spectators Yet neither du
moss nor prevaricatien prevented general small ad
vance in prices. The question Of where are the
stocks seems likely be urgent In the near fu
ture than !. now, and pcrhap: may extend TO cor
tain issues OF bonds which have been literally sold Tor
effect on the share speculation. .
At the meeting of the Western Union Executive Com
mittee to-day 10 was resolved to recommend TO the
directors tomorrow the declaration OF per cent diy
dend ON the stock. From unofficial sources. We learn
that the to Issued will show that the net
earnings for the quarter ended June 80 were estimated
900 less than the actual proved to be- and that the
estimates for current quarter will show net earnings
Of about l. 81 per cent on the stool.
The stock market closed dull and strong
Government were dull and steady at unchanged
quotations for business as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-14
THE STATE OF TRADE,

gArrrusWv Sept l3.--Cotten duh Middug 9ssc......
Fieur ouiet Howard Wesern suvernns 81 20
% rs 40 ezra OiJ 90 To- Family 50 1914 3d. CITY
Mills supernne " rs 81 10 EXTRA 50 0OdJ 90 ds Rio
Brands So Paauscs Family ~ TO- do Superauve
Patent 50 TO- Wheat -Southerp steady. Rel 7S1sI O.
10 Amber Si9sS. westerB lower and auiet; Ma
Winter Red spot 7Js a787sc september G7B'.c Octo
steady and quiet White 5Gd57c; yellow 65a60c;
Western firm. Mixed spot ooc asked October asSg ~
Zoe -. Oats southern 3od35c, western hlte -
a36G wessrn MiXec 52G32p fennsvlyann 50 soo..
Rye firm 50d55e.. Hay auiot rriLns 70 Cnece
Western sl3 psl5 rrsvissas stoady Ness Perk
slG 251slG MISUNDERSTANDING and CoAr fue sides
backed 7Ldg1c Bacon-Shoulders 94sxc. Clear RID
sides l0l.c Hams 49, IA LaId-Hennen az &C.
-. Ruttsr steady. Western Packet l1G22c.i Creamery
~ a25c easier At 1e0s Petreeup hishef-
Refined .Conee-Rio cargees. ordinary 70 islr
ioa020lsc. ....sussr nrmer A Soft 8So copper
Frsights TO Liverpool steamer cul-Csttsp 3osai
Flour 50. ID. heceipts-fionr loS.a ooia
Wheat $4,000 bush. Corn susa oas o;ooo VISA
RYE -. bush shpIsents-flsur 3,0b4 tols Wheat
10000 bush busA hAles-Wheat Ntooo oush
Corn
BOSTON. Sept l3-Fiour ouiet-coAmsn Extras w 10 10
40 sprnr Patents Choice 70 Fancy "a as az 90
Corn dnil-steamsr Yellow 50a057 &c steamer MIXED
IS Oats stronger No wnte W isc shorts dn OF
"a per len sl7 90 Winter shorts sls DO
Spring do SIT Butter guet-Western Extra Creamery
2ia2bci New.York and Vermont kxtra zoe vernon
DAIRY Extra 81 nc Cheese ouet-Best Newrofk an"
Vermont ICE Eggs s,cadv-Esstern Extras ~ glS
sacka vera So 900 uats 220U0 'nah shorts Vooo
bush
BUFFALO Sept I3-wheat-No. Hart arm: sales az ~ :?
Hard NorIhsrn Pacific sod at 300 S0e wInte, Whea.
opened weak but closed shade higher NO hoa
ssd at 78a7otu7Shc; NO l White Aichesa Sol" -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-14
COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL, Sept 1S-l230 p m-Cottsn quiet and
tsd Sales ioooo Including loo, fsr speculation and
export receipts 10000 bales including 1lQ00 American.
Futures quiet uPla.ass Low Midd ID clause sop
Der and October delivery. 1854 also l2e4d do oco
Der and November delivery 964d. also Sod do.
and January delivery. 7std also e-s4di d. January
064d
GALVESTON. sept lscstton quiet Mtddling, 81; Low
Middling So Good Ordinary receipts 5b2S bales
balea
and eea receipts 1878 bales exports coastwse 1914 bales
sa.ss 726 bales stock 2.74A bales
sAvAxxAM Sept lSCoitsn quiet, Middnns 1915. Low
hiddlinx 80 not aud receipts i9i bales
baea -
NEw-oRLEASs Sept, l3.-cotton quiet Middinx lis
AiddlinE. 6s Good Ordinary. net receipts e3l2
ess rocsipts 7.l34 baiss saiss oap balss snss
33,Se7 baies-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-14
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF p ,ODUCE
Per North Ricer, Vessels AMI RrIro soE
GENERAL, MARKET REPORT.

suILDING MATERIAIe-In fair demand. Haysrstraw
Hard Bricks quoted So rs Isl CO. 10 quality. Ter
ahoat Up River Hard so rs 1S6 51 Pale 81 COG
81 6O Crotons brown Sl3dSl6 dark sl4 9sl6 red &lS
aSi6 Philadelphia Front alongsi pier s2I
s2s, Rockland Common Lime. 81 hbl Finishing " 20
IAths So 25 per NJ. Goats a 32d35c per BUSH cattle
Hair a22c Cement 80 10 50 <5 for round lots Ainsr
Portland English Portland 81 200s2 3d. Resendae
81 eOdSl 70
COFFEE-Brasi erowths maintained at 200 for fair
and quite active business reported
Sse 600 bags Rio the basis OF 20c and 300 bags 40
the basis Of s4c for fair Loo bags No at sS 4gss
mider STYLES were active and steady Sales 5
Painan 100 mats private growth Java AZ 800
bag. and 100 bags Maraosibo on private terms
Trading futures moderately active Final figures rep.
resented decline Of loa5 points for The day as sows
January. 1Sl5d 1920; February l620d62 March 1919
aisse April ls2ea 1880; Mar lssoai 1888 septs%s.nr
ais2o Deeembsr lSl5sls2o The ranges on The Differ
lsl60ls26; September. 1904 1906 October. 1902
Sales o. 900 The Dutch sslo went Of at sc below
brokers' valuations Market quiet Other kinds tpa'e and
yelowish OF lc below valuations Good Oh mary
Java, $3.50.
COTTON-On the spot market values were reduced l6o
and the firm the sales reaching 563 bales
last evening" all Of which for consumption The prt
receipts 3?07 bales comparing with ID 1875
bales this day last week and 1865 bales for tho CORE
spending last The total port receipts since Sep
tembsr have been 926 bales comparing with 1854
bales for the espondDg period last year.
Quotations based tho American standard ociassihcaon
re follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-14

t. s':s.!
s. s:i si s Is.
"a .s:s c.:;.
~ %sns'i s5s Isst' sss
' s:ssi' .n sss' s:sss so
ist x,: ss. s'sc ss.es.s ~.ss
bcachsd spring 81 s5oc Whale; crude northern. SCI
'sSe'Is sas.s. sa's
s sa :. Give tS
Nsss:tooi prime Sss common SSsooo Palm. prime.
OCEAN TREIaHTs.In petroleum charter. tn. move move,
Ss5 HR
1900 su.h E steam isS
Su.h grain private terms RCra.suI steam to996 bush
s%ss sfaa
eos GFs'r Eth srss
hence s cD Gs E e L. Il s Pa
bark 1900 bb:crndr zsGd Blaze hence bark,
t SS. M s. PSSs . @
a h 2SssoeT Kingdom or
,Sm from Or us
Isn'acoIs bark in%b.r N!s New York from TsEnan'
Boston Portland IS and free
.rRovIsIoNs-poRK-rhe market ruled nrm showing no
and : within ss 1.nx ass
s - 70 Es
hxssoa r. more more dsusa g. s%eisa s
M = &C
25ooo Green sho.ldsis to arrive DEG 20 O9o Green
pes.d ss SSssr
Hama rss' sAos%.r
h'ys Quoted at
s':LA aD-E1 port.rs trser buyers amt tho
points closing weak Al the bottom sales 1000 es Western
siss os.sa..s sesS % go $as;ss
closing SsSs' 5000 tc, Novs@ssr ss1sSssS; closing
c sn,a ,rs c..ns c 500 c Ms
7.o7o. BUTrER CHEESE and Edos"Bats.TN Holder:
So!.@sn IS very ' mos.rsss Western creamery
s:e paw ssI o '9e
Western Dairy ISsise Western Imitation cr:.%sry: ID
but quiet and the irss loasht
llFs s'i.s 1s"Sss %si
SSsr. and on Ts WIN M %.
err nsTlsr q cnsS. Saaaa1 nssaG ono,.o
7sSaaT Western !sc 3lco%.saT,ns sr nn v.u.
fnng and 6c for Centrifugal Sales OF 1900 bags Centrfu
gal at l6c cost and freight basis OF e1 test Refined
lower but closing steady QUOTATIONS; Cut Loaf oa9666
Crushed "a 66ec Cubes. $780, Powdered ySe 6ec;
Granulatei 6AHb4lc, Mould A, $50. Confectionery A,
6Slc. Csnss A, Sassard. 8c Coffee sf A. 6l9l8ao &C..
White Extra c. 51c. Extra c. 6se5'sc; bb06sc; Yell
lew. 45f5c
TALLow-Stll rules In BUYERS favor Prime city quoted
At 4c Sales. $4,000 10 AGA ll6c $4,000 ID choice city.
named brand. &c.
soC 1888 R f. ss st g
Pennsvlvna Havana private terms 800 cases 1896 New
ENGLAND IL d22 2fscases 1888 New England seed. lk6
lssc z60 1856 Dutch. edl0Lc 800 bales Havana
60c. asl 05; l75 bales Suinat 81 IS 81 65.
WOOL-The demand 10 light one at the moment but
values without decided change saes-l2.000 - Xxx
secured Texan $500 70 medium secured do 1900 70 npe
secured do, 5000 Xxx Ohio fleece 10000 sblood comb
Ing and 20, 900 Territory oil on private terms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-14

State bonds dull Alabamas class A. sold at lO3
stocks, Broadway sold (lO) at 267.
Railroad bonds were dull but ssnerally stronger Erie
town and Ogdensburs IS were q higher at 1922 Cnesa,
psaks7 and 0ae. were per cent at 20 pF sees
l054alO5a and the seconds we're of y at 9ot West
1s .s .'s 70 sSs O1G n
Michigan advanced per cent to 81 and closed AZ 9e
at aG
were of per at 81. NewYork City and Northern
Pacific
t to S. al LAP Fort worm ana D'A''' A'''' 1''a'N
or unlisted securities dealt in at the Stock EXCHANGE
Cotton seed Oil certificates sold (2400) at 29+d 3oeo
Pacs Seconds so IS' at So Mexican
frsts ($lO.O00) at 40ie S4O4 Georgia Pacific Qo0 at
IS and security Milling and Mining 600, at 500
Money was in abundant supply at 6 per cent. loaned
The days amount of foreign gold amounted to
si.e2o,OOO which WIN not become available money be-
The sub treasury was debtor at the Clearing House
$2o2o5o7 principally in payment for foreign gold ar
n. Treasury toda! Lost on ss balance sSaga
maSs P y S S' d az
ceipts. s20i6676; payments $3.50 ISs currency
IA. ssr.s aoSss cas a.
Exchanges. $li74o4 4S4; BALANCES. s5.?l7,2S9:
day S22s. 900 National bank notes for redemption
rho ousioas receipts we're S7ls7s7 aud the in'>'na
The foreign exchanges were quiet and firm at un;
changed quotations for business as foilsws Banker.
S.s Sa5 and SS S5 Tauc sis and
cas- for reiohmarks; 40is and 400 for guilders
Tho OF cotton In August were OF the value OF
S4562 $50 against 49, 1885, $50 in August. 1885, and OF
petroleum 81. s4,364 against S377sl05; increase In
both, 81. 9s2.495
In London British consols opened is higher at 1ol $40
and fOl TIC respectively for money and account and
closed respectively at l01 sic and l01 q Money was
shade easier than yesterday at cent between BANK
and 3s for discount Of bankers bills The
Bank OF England gained $4,000 bullion on balance
Americas the openiBg followed the course OF
yesterdays late home arkcs but s we're higher than
Yesterdays homo closing figures but the second quota
lions generally showed recoyeries after which the
ruled the close At Paris French per
declined TO g. and sight exchange ON London was
Aasier %. Al fr. 70 the e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-14
LONDON WOOL MARKET

LONDON Sept l3.-Thcre was LARGE attendance at the
day and the cenpeton spirited Merinos.
crossbres and essy hrm Short faulty and all kinds
Of Good Hope aud Natal In better request
The saes viii probably close few days before the sh Of
October The date Of the opening Of the November series
has n0 yet been Hxed Only arrivals 10 October ~ will be
included Following are the details Of days
New Zealand, sales 500 bales secured Is Id al Id;
60 locks and pieces 2l Ga 4.d greasy, sd a IL I'D
1900 bales secured I'D dls 1d do locks and pieces.
10 Cd dis ii1d greasy Sid egzd DO locks and pieces
sd 81 I'd Victoria scoured pd ola Al;
do pieces Sd DIS I'D greasy 7d.a ad DO.
locks and pieces 6d 19d Queensland, sales 500 bales
secured lock: and peces I'D als I'd South Australia
10d Care OF Good Hope and Natal sales 5000 bales
secured Ia Ella 7sd greasy. Sd l0d River Plate sales
100 bales greasy. ID. as I'D
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-14
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL. Sent 1880 y. m.-Besf Pork aud Hams
in fair demand. Bacon IN rood demand Cumberland cut
firm at 48s short ribs a. at 45s Cd long clear
I'd. Choess-the demand IL improving American Choice
steady at 56s Cd Taow Tur,oHtne ane Rosn in poor
mand Lard-Spot aud futures-in fair demand. Wheat In
poor demand new No Winter dull at S. Flour in poor
demand Corn, spot and futures. fair demand Mixed
Western spot and september rtcady a. Sd DO October
steady at a. 3D. do November sss ~ at 49, SD HOps at
Lebdon-New. York state there Ia nothing Offering
LONDON. Sept 1874 m-Linseed OIL. 2os Cd per cwt
Refined Petroleum. 6t05 I'D per gallon
BREMEN Sept 13-W!cox'e Lard closed at 3j marks per
lilo 10. Petroleum, 9 marks 80 pfennigs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-14

TUESDAY, Sept 13-P NJ
Eight railroads today reported tboir gross earn
rgs for the week September Seven Of them give
earnings aggregating $3.50 ISL increase Of S49.44e
22. g per cent the week Of 1885, and the other
shows loss OF 1853 This makes twenty eight railroads
which have reported for the first week Of September OF
that number twenty-five return earnings aggregating
S792lsi gain OF sci 6,640. 1877 per cent on the
week of 1885, and tho other six return loss
n$s7.o4l. or l24 per cont from the week Of 1886.
Today's market was dull and strong But there
we're huseuaenA In periods OF extreme dulnsss and Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-14

%ss: ssssa'ss: No VIM: ; a. 81 Sssss g aisss.s
5000 We. Barley nrmer. Ne Western q cratic.
Rye .ssE Flour .c,ivc ann nrm Hilifssa We:
frsishts dull and wcak-whsat ss sac Corn ct Ssc.
Lumber q 10 to Aibsny. ssN q Nsw;yesk; ;
bush Corn Ios 600 .uss o.,s 49,; sssa ny. oc;
bush Cor. 1000 busn Dat: 30 600 busn Barley :;ss
bush Oats 1900 bush Malt ...... bash.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-14
Total since jan Is297.Si5.o75 s2i4s88,O58 s2l2,7O
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON Sept l3-l23O o. m-Consols l01 $40 for money
lol tlG for the account Usited States per cent
bonds, 1881. do Avs, Ill Atlantic and Great Western
fret trustees certhcates S Canadian Pacific
64 Erie 3l do second coasols l0l@ illinois Central
ia; Mexican Ordina So ST. Pa III common o5 l2; New
York Central ll7si Pennsyvania, tss Heading. sl'4
Pensylvaniv. IS
m--Consols lol 5l6 for money and lo for the
count; Canadian Pacific So Erie 81 ST. Paul common
S5a; New.York Central. 1924 Reading 3ls; Hudson
Compab 22 The amount OF bullion gone into tho
England balance to-day 10 I2200O. Paris ad
81 francs for the account and
exchange London AZ rs france centimes for cheeks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-14

.saa sa' "r.an.rr ESQ DAIRY sSis% Eggs arm
l5siec osl for fresh
S g. ss
No Red 7ss Receipts 1000 G9a :npS'n Oar; c %:1.
20. ri .;s :,;sa::4 g j. ss;
s Mort @ $40 &C. ss: e
S::s aa:s:s fs:s: g; =; s's;
e caS's n anir Full ii
sSssa. IS mead
ss oo1oS whit; *' ps M
Fl viii: S .a.: t.sa
Sush. oats 300 bush.
Germ G No. Gsis siD S2o bid Oats N" Mixed 25
yss. was ~ s
i'5:s: rs ,ss:s % Mar,
Sssf%e'r 4 3. Ss%s sS ss % sS:
Oq Flour $50 ibis wheat 500 sSss
s+is.s Mixed ti.94i'.c.a:. Oats firm. No. 2 Write
sSiszse sIia s. ss:!:
E 81
KY. bush f barley Corn tasn 'a'H ' '''
" aas in %
HS p % p!oss. y go Fs%
Family ON. clear 90 40 strs 3. 81
DO STRAIGHT - ooSt 2I Writer Wheat Patent Fair 2
Ss' y g.; ss$s
sai . SsS sisis: scsges ao%insy aaeas"ssd 10
X" for N @ovsaSs 1I sSsC' December
S GSIn fs sh % Sg's ssy
90 20
% go s ' T S W. s Clt s%s DO
regular So DSSr No Witt WS. is s. ;SaS: 10
sac, ' for osisSe! s4fsssss Ssy:mSsr
siss sSSs Fe sSs sa sad
pi%; up Beet .sf'' sT S
tSf .n SIS 80 % me
:aSs 20 O$ Sss Sss sSs
&c 'SS1'$ SSE$ ssssss'' ''1ss
ss' f..nssa Ess1
65s.m.sy ;sssis Sassas Se;'rS a5:
f cc.s dull Sc Fs to Pm c
yans part SKINS s5s % 1 ssm s, iS :: soc
AZ :'' IN ss ss : Fovss sa''sa
S.ssss Fssa winter, Bran 81 .sss,s o SS
$40? gu %nis 10000
Corn 27Oo pusn. osts lzO0O bush
ST LOUIS Sept l9Fisur steadyand UNCHANGED Wheat
closed weak. No Rod so so 2c october SO "a
807.c November e0's tic closing 7O'.c De
oember 70 S073 closing 73ci May 7esds0 be- closing
Corr firm Cash 80 140c October Sss.9 $3.50 clos.
ing $3.50. November 3st9Sss cioslng Sesc oats
steady 49d24s4c: October "a 9c November 20
May 1880 RYE steady at ace Hay unchanged Prime
Trniothy sl3 O00Sl7 90 Prairie 50 VO4Sl0 3d. Bran
at 57o.....Lesd at 81 3D. Eggs lower at ii5
Tl2c.... Butter easier. Creamery AZ 2Od23o Daily
is goo steady at SO whiskey steady
81 Provisions strong PORK. irregular new $40 90
Larn at Drysalt MeatsBoxed shoulders So 7o
Long Clear 50 90 Clesr RIBS 50 l2 snott Clear Sc 70
Qe37a oIsd shoulders So 20 Long Clear ss6Io
s9 rs Clear Rbs So 7e99 IS short Clear slo9sio ~
So 900 sush $1,000 su.A Rye bush sarlsy 5000
Lush 49, shpments-Fiour 1900 obls. Wheat 5000 bush
Corn 42.u00 BUSH oats leOOO sush rye ouSh
Barley bush.
TOLEDO. Sept lswheat wa, active Cash 72,ac' October
sales Covorseed aotive and firm. Cash 81 IS October
81 20. Receptswhest $4,000 bush Corn Sooo bush
oats 900 bush. Shipments-Wheat 1000 bush. Corn
5000 bush. oats 1000 bush.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-14
BOSTON WOOL MARKET,

BOSTON Sept l3Ths steadior feeling noticed last week
wool market has boon sustained although there has
prices, Holders
in their and less willing to sell Desirable wool at the
prices current Ohio and PeDnsylvaua Xxx Ia held
mostly at SO and at 81 D. Michigan wool Is held prn
cipay at So Ne Ohio combing Is firm Of 37s3s Ohio
decline at 80 D36 Michigan fine deane at 1884 Ter
roy woods are difficult 70 move eIcspt a. low prices call
forna and Oregon ools also drag Pulled woods quiet
and steady Australian wool s held Grm and is In small
supply here. Carpet woods arc steady.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-14
LIVE STOCK MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

BUFFALO Sept l8-Canis-Recepts last "a hours were
AIS hea' Total week thus far 63lO head Same time
7J3s through 10 cars all Of which
salo is all Common to air and ssd at
So 50dA u, ,,,.
head CunskDed through "a cars OF which IL TO New York
0 sae market suet but steady Good 10 Choice
81 as No Western Lambs here 0sod 10 Choice Ca
last "a honrs 1898 head. Total for
$50 head For same time last week 214eo
IL duh and prices shade lower: Il 1T
Pigs 81 76aS5 90 Mixed Prs and Light WORKERS 70 200
50 40 Selected YorKtrs S545as5 65 Selected Medium
weights IS G0a5 65; Selected Heavy Ends 81 oOG4 TO-
CHICAGO Union Stock Yards. Sent l3-The Drorers
Journal report. Cattts Receipts 5000 head shipments
1000 strong for naiyes shipping steers
s3as5 90 sfockers and Feeders 81 60ds3 co. Cows
Bnils and Mixed 81 26aS2 49, Texas Cattle So 2o0
81 so
Ifogs - Receipts 1900 head. shpusns 5000 head;
market lower Mixed - 05dS5 90 Heavy 70 lOGso 3d.
Light "a DO a 50 So Rough aud Skips s. 000$& 30
SHs,p-NecsplH 200 head shipments 900 head Marker
eadv Natives 50 80 - co. Western s. lOdS37 TO- TEXANS
$3.50. Lambs. ~ 256s5 90.
The Journal special oablogram from London quotes
of atto fairly large demand weak bes@ American
steers IL y a s.c per 10. estimated dead weight 49,
IT LOUIS sept l3.-Cdius-Receipts $500 head snip
800 head firm on Good FAR 70 Cnoics
Native - Oast 90 Butchers steers ~ ~ 0st ~
Fee icrs SASHA 80 30; Texans ana Indians common W
HoSs- Receipts 800 head shipmsnts 500 head MARKET
steady on Good Common lower Butchers and Choice
HEAVY IS 35dsb so Mixed Packing soaso rs Workers
f5 40 IS 26. Pig. and Grassers AdS4 30
Shs,p-Deceipis 600 head Shipnens 300 head harket
easier 81 25as4; Common TO Good Lambs So 1904 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-14

SPIRITS OF TURPBNTrNE.
cHARLEsroH Sept l3.-Turpentins steady At 29Ac.
SAVANNAH. Sept lS.-rurpentns firm at 29tc.
WILMINGTON Sept l3.-lur7entno urn AZ ~ &c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-14

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